trust and, in turn, more effective dialogue. We have a valuable asset in our voice—and we should use it. What responsibilities do we have as investors? One of the most important is to use our voice to
year focused on stewardship, and the positive impact this crucial lever for investors can have in mitigating the systemic risk posed by climate change. We hope this session provided a valuable learning
Institutional Investors should: Principle 1: Adopt a Clear Written Investment Governance Policy. Principle 2: Properly Prevent and Manage Conflicts of Interest and Prioritise Advancing the Best Interest of
Institutional Investors should: Principle 1: Adopt a Clear Written Investment Governance Policy. Principle 2: Properly Prevent and Manage Conflicts of Interest and Prioritise Advancing the Best Interest of
interest properly, and prioritize advancing the best interest of clients by identifying potential conflicts of interest in various areas such as the management structure, work system, control and risk
in supporting sustainable capital markets and SDG financing, and marks an important milestone in advancing Thailand’s progress towards achieving the SDGs.### UNDP is the leading United Nations
driving forces that help advancing Thai economy towards a stable and sustainable growth but to propel it forward requires considerable collaborative efforts from all stakeholders. As the integrity of
valuable learning opportunity for delegates at all stages of RI adoption and we look forward to further collaborative opportunities with these partners.”Ms. Valerie Kwan, Director of Engagement, Asia
the Company every year since they were first launched in 2009, and has provided Thai investors with a valuable investment alternative. Despite the hedging losses in Q1 2020, due to the extreme market
ongoing cooperation and support from relevant organizations, both domestically and internationally. We hope that the SDG Guidebook for Listed Companies and SDG Impact Standards will serve as a valuable